CFJ time?

The Networks is also a Local Rule for an island that does not exist, and as such is flavour text (“When a Token is in an island, the text of that island’s Local Rule applies to that Token; otherwise, the text of that island’s Local Rule is considered flavour text for that Token”).

The “that island’s” in the “otherwise” is confusing to me, especially as The Networks isn’t an island. I think it might mean that only Local Rules which are named after islands are flavour text for tokens.

We could promote the subrule to a local rule

It wouldn’t hurt to add clarifying language to indicate that subrules that do not contain any island’s name are not Local Rules.

Something like this:

Each subrule under this rule is known as a Local Rule, unless that subrule does not contain any island’s name.

That would exempt “The Networks” from being a Local Rule.

It seems like that one sentence can be folded into the parent rule without any apparent difficulty.